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Not in the slightest; if they were, the measurement would be rather useless anyway. It's easy to skew the issue temporarily; typically this works for 5-10 years
by incomingpain 1y ago
Not in the slightest; if they were, the measurement would be rather useless anyway. It's easy to skew the issue temporarily; typically this works for 5-10 years and then it comes crashing down. Greece did it come 2004 until their crash in 2009.
GDP per capita is the most reliable and closest measurement to a happiness measure.
- DaveZale 1y agoReally? So money buys happiness? I'm not entirely convinced. But I'm all ears. Tell me more if you have a moment.
- incomingpain 1y ago>So money buys happiness? It's a myth that money doesnt buy happiness. It was proven wrong. https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnjennings/2024/02/12/money-buys-happiness-after-all/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnjennings/2024/02/12/money-b...